Southpaw Regional Wrestling Is Back For Another Beautiful Ugly Laugh

We’ve been praying for more Southpaw Regional Wrestling episodes and WWE delivered! The crew is back at and haven’t lost a step. Back in March, WWE released low budget wrestling skits highlighting regional wrestling promotions from the days of old (late 80’s), and when I tell you this was the funniest thing I’ve seen from WWE (minus Xavier Wood’s UpUpDownDown YouTube channel, Usos, New Day, Kevin Owens, Chris Jericho, or Alexa Bliss on the mic), please believe me. You don’t even have to be a huge wrestling fan to get the jokes, but if you are, then the inside jokes and Easter eggs are that much better. Comedically speaking, there’s a lot that the WWE in its new era has gotten right and wrong, but Southpaw Regional Wrestling is something they’ve gotten completely right and we finally get a season two.

Now if you haven’t seen season 1, stop reading this article and watch it right now. There are no major spoilers here but each episode is only 5-6 minutes long, so I’m telling you to watch because it’s fucking hilarious and when you see the twist they did it will make season 2 that much more special. I’m dead ass. Open that link, watch all four episodes, then meet me right back here. I’ll wait… For those of y’all that have seen season 1, let’s wait here together for a moment as our friends catch up and, uhh, talk about — oh!, let’s state how Ember Moon is everything. Let’s also note that we need more time and storylines for the women on the main roster, that the Usos are too t…

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